PSC 66th Notification 2020 Released; Check exam date here
Team Careers360 | September 16, 2020 | 06:33 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Bihar Public Service Commission has released the BPSC 66th notification 2020 at its official website on September 16. This year BPSC has released 731 vacancies for the recruitment. Interested candidates can apply for BPSC 66th recruitment 2020 from the official website. The age limit to fill the BPSC application form 2020 is 20 to 37 years. Check below for BPSC 66th exam date 2020.
BPSC 66th application form will be released on September 28 in online mode while the last date to apply for BPSC 2020 is October 20. The application fee for BPSC 66th is Rs. 600/- for general category candidates while reserved category and Bihar state candidates have to pay Rs. 150/- as application fee.
The selection process of BPSC 66th 2020 comprises prelims exam, mains exam and interview. Candidates who clear the preliminary examination will be called for the mains exam and personal interview subsequently. For mains exam candidates also need to choose two optional subjects from the list of 34 subjects given in the BPSC notification PDF.
BPSC 66th Notification 2020 Official Notification PDF: Download Here
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